IDEA: The Intellectual Property Law Review

39 IDEA

No. 1 (1998)

To Promote the Progress of Science and Useful Arts: The Protection of and Rights in Scientific Research
Mark L. Meyer, M.D.
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A comparative Analysis of the Doctrine of Equivalents: Can European Approaches Solve an American Dilemma?
Ray D. Weston, Jr.
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Limitation to the Doctrine of Equivalents and Recent Cases since Warner-Jenkinson
Douglas C. Wyatt
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The Role of Foreign Judgments in Patent Litigation: A Perspective and Strategic Overview
Philip L. McGarrigle
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No. 2 (1999)

Patent Protection for Plants: A Comparison of American and European Approaches
Geertrui Van Overwalle
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The Use and Abuse of History: The Supreme Court's Interpretation of Thomas Jefferson's Influence on the Patent Law
Edward C. Walterscheid
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Antitrust Counterclaims in Patent Infringement Litigation: Clarifying the Supreme Court's Enigmatic Mercoid Decision
Teague I. Donahey
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The Division of Rights Among Joint Inventors: Public Policy Concerns After Ethicon v. U.S. Surgical
Dale L. Carlson & James R. Barney
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Conflicts of Interest: Guidance for the Intellectual Property Practitioner
Lisa A. Dolak
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No. 2.1 (1999)

Franklin Pierce Law Center's Seventh Biennial Intellectual Property System Major Problems Conference Digital Technology and Copyright: A Threat or a Promise?
Participants
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No. 3 (1999)

Special Patent Provisions for Pharmaceuticals: Have They Outlived their Usefulness? A Political, Legislative and Legal History of U.S. Law and Observations for the Future
Alfred B. Engelberg
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Publisher's Rights and Wrongs in the Cyberage
Thomas G. Field, Jr.
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When Scandal Becomes Vogue: The Registrability of Sexual References in Trademarks and Protection of Trademarks from Tarnishment in Sexual Contexts
M. Christopher Bolen, Richard J. Caira, Jr., and Jason S. Wood
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No. 4 (1999)

Promotion of Inventiveness in Developing Countries Through a More Advanced Patent Administration
Robert M. Sherwood, Vanda Scartezini and Peter Dirk Siemsen
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ENTREPRENEURIALISM, The Engine that has helped the United States Regain World Leadership: an Example for Japanese Industry
Robert Goldscheider
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The New Criminal Copyright Sanctions: A Toothless Tiger?
Ting Ting Wu
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Panning for Biotechnology Gold: Reach-Through Royalty Damage Awards for Infringing Uses of Patented Molecular Sieves
James Gregory Cullem
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